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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1896
Page
8
A Bryan letter of acceptance argues pensions for military and naval defenders are a sacred duty. It states a nation relying on volunteers should generously provide for injured service members and dependents. It asserts labor creates capital and producers sustain national prosperity and defense.
On the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1896 an election will be held in Beaverhead County Montana to decide constitutional amendments and numerous state and county offices. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The notice lists the propositions and candidate names to be voted for.
The document lists Republican names for presidential electors Henry Knippenberg Joseph H Vivian Frank H Nash and candidates for Congress governor lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general state treasurer state auditor superintendent of public instruction associate justice district court judge state senator and House members Frank Eliel Robert J Moore AL Anderson CR Brown 8 E Magee county officials WW Francis Mayers J Price John G Willis Henry Cushing LB Maxwell Millie J Coffin and others for local offices including sheriff assessor coroner and surveyor with blanks for township positions.
Silver Republican Party ticket includes Martin Maginnis Henry Frank Daniel Brown and Charles Hartman for Superintendent of Public Instruction Frank Eliei Teobert J Moore A L Anderson C R Brown S E Magee W Francis for Clerk of the District Court Price L B Maxwell for Superintendent of Schools for County Surveyor and for Constables Township positions indicated.
A historical ballot fragment lists candidates by name for Superintendent of Public Instruction and Justice of the Fence Township. Names include Martin McGinnis Henry L Frank Robert B Smith E Spriggs Hogan C B Nolan and others, with a second slate featuring Timothy E Collins T W Poindexter Jr Horace R Buck Montgomery Parker Edwin Norris and more.
A community list names individuals including A E Spriggs CB Nolan D E Metlen George B R Metlen Charles Padley W O Snyder Benjamin Bond and RZ Thomas as party affiliates or delegates in a civic roster. The snippet presents a lineup without context or dates, indicating an internal party or committee listing.
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